Thrilling adventure, majestic landscapes and scientific discovery awaits students in the South Island of New Zealand. With ancient forests, sparkling caves and pristine glaciers, the South Island offers students the chance to enhance their science and geography knowledge as they explore one of the most fascinating eco-systems on earth.

Discover the snowy peaks of Mt Ruapehu. Explore the Turoa and Whakapapa snowfields as you improve your techniques with daily snow lessons. Be immersed in Maori history and culture with visits to local villages.  

Thredbo Resort boasts a huge amount of snow terrain for all ages and abilities and a range of amazing lessons and programs to help you get your snow feet! Thredbo is located in the snowy mountains, roughly 5.5 hour’s drive from either Sydney or Melbourne.

Made up of four interconnected ski areas totalling over 3000 acres, Perisher is the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere. With all that space comes a great deal of variety and Perisher’s 47 lifts can take students to a new run every day. Positioned atop the snowy mountains in Kosciuszko National Park, Perisher is…

With terrain designed for fun and skill progression, Mt Buller is the perfect location to introduce students to snowsports. With three different terrain parks, a half-pipe, an ultra-cross course and 80km of groomed runs, there is no shortage of terrain to traverse in style.

As Victoria’s largest alpine resort, Falls Creek is the place for students to become the rider they’ve always dreamed of being. The beautiful European style village with ski-in ski-out accommodation allows you to maximise time on the slopes.

With over 30 years experience in hosting school group tours we pride ourselves on being the snow experts. We are passionate about providing students with unforgettable snow experience and assisting them in their learning and development. Our snow experts have designed outstanding tour options to all major Australian resorts and all tours can be tailored…

WorldStrides’ tours focused on geography are a chance for students to examine the world’s people and natural environments at close range. Groups venture into the field to explore, analyse and understand a destination’s unique characteristics. Experience the almighty power of volcanoes in New Zealand or Hawaii, for example, and observe towering geysers, boiling mud pools,…

Come face to face with kangaroos, wallabies and wombats in their natural habitat. Discover the fun of camping and get plenty of exercise on hikes led by experienced staff – who also happen to be natural-born storytellers! By the end of the trip, students are sure to feel more independent and have a deeper understanding…